Oh, excuse us. Lots of dust in the air. Which brings us to the oddest week-capper we've had the privilege to report in a while, followed by a rundown of everything there is to know right now in the world of Panem celebutainment news:

THUMPER: Kirk Cameron hasn't budged since being called out for his antigay stance, though he says his words were twisted somewhat in the editing room.

OVERHEATED: Gwyneth Paltrowtook even more issue with the New York Times, which refused to change any aspect of its article, over the report that she was helped by a ghostwriter when authoring her cookbook, My Father's Daughter.

UNCOMFORTABLY CLOSE: Tom Hanks said he was offended then and is still offended now by a fellow parent at his sons' middle school who wore blackface as part of a tribal costume during a fundraiser the actor hosted back in 2004.

GORED TO DEATH: Were you thrilled, stunned, disgusted or all of the above by the second-season finale ofThe Walking Dead?

UNSHAKEN: Michelle and Malia Obama were in Mexico when a 7.6 earthquake struck the southern part of the country, but mother and daughter are safe and accounted for...More shaken, perhaps, was Robert De Niro, who was compelled to apologize for a joke he made about this country not being ready for a white first lady at a fundraiser where Michelle Obama was a guest.

TIGHT GENES: Did Robin Williams' daughter Zelda inherit her dad's comedic flair? Watch the sassy actress more than hold her own (no funny voices required) with Vicki Lewis and Bones actor David Greenman in the premiere of the new Web series Checked Out—kinda The Office meets Office Space meets your neighorhood Trader Joe's (if the employees were less hempy and more hot and funny)—and be sure to check out the premiere of episode two on Monday!

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